Terminal Complement Flow
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Terminal complement shows how C5 through C9 assemble the membrane attack complex that punches holes in bacteria, explaining why C5-C9 deficiency causes recurrent Neisseria infections while C3 and C4 can stay normal. Tap the pathway steps, switch tabs for CH50/AH50 and infection clues, and answer the quiz to test where the defect is.
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